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The Center for Systems Biology at the Massachusetts General Hospital/Harvard
Medical School has an immediate opening for a Post-doctoral Research Fellow
within the In-Vivo Microscopy Core.
This Core laboratory focuses on the development of optical imaging
techniques for molecular imaging with biomedical and biological
applications. The candidate should have hands-on experience in one or more
of the following: optical instrumentation development, biomedical optics,
optical microscopy (confocal and multiphoton, FRET, Raman), optical
spectroscopy, fiber based microscopy. Experience in multiphoton mouse
imaging is required.
Proficiency in programming using C++, Matlab and Labview are a benefit.
Applicant should present a strong publication record and demonstrate
independence in research.
We offer excellent training opportunities in a highly collaborative research
environment including molecular biology, system biology, stem cell biology,
cardiovascular disease, cancer and imaging disciplines. The candidate will
be engaged on multiple collaborative projects.
Requirements: Applicants should have a PhD degree or equivalents in one of
the following discipline: Applied Physics/Biophysics, Biological Sciences,
Optical Engineering, Biomedical Engineering with a strong background in
different optical imaging techniques; in particular, in-vivo multiphoton
microscopy.
All interested applicants should submit a CV and two letters of reference to
Claudio Vinegoni cvinegoni(at)mgh.harvard.edu
Further Information
Excellent command of spoken and written English is essential in all
positions. Competitive academic salaries. Ability to keep good records and work
independently is essential. MGH is an equal opportunity employer.
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